ProseVicesimus Knox S. Walker, 1825 |
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... pleased scious that the time of loitering was that , by this happy experiment , he now past . While he was thus tortured had found means to unite pleasure with uncertainty , the sky was overwith business , and to gain the rewards spread ...
... pleased scious that the time of loitering was that , by this happy experiment , he now past . While he was thus tortured had found means to unite pleasure with uncertainty , the sky was overwith business , and to gain the rewards spread ...
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... pleased . While the Mind . men , however unthinking and unemployed , enjoy an inexhaustible flow There is not a greater inlet to of vigorous spirits ; a constant suc- misery and vices of all kinds , than cession of gay ideas , which ...
... pleased . While the Mind . men , however unthinking and unemployed , enjoy an inexhaustible flow There is not a greater inlet to of vigorous spirits ; a constant suc- misery and vices of all kinds , than cession of gay ideas , which ...
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... pleased than when we can do without , should be the least are suffered to sport away our time of my concern . My duty is to reto pass it without the least control Alect what I can do for others ; how and instruction ? but because we are ...
... pleased than when we can do without , should be the least are suffered to sport away our time of my concern . My duty is to reto pass it without the least control Alect what I can do for others ; how and instruction ? but because we are ...
Inhalt
VOL | 1 |
On the Immortality of the Soul Ibid 14 48 Idleness avoided by the Observation | 59 |
Sect | 65 |
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